Abstract
In recent years, the increased interest in energy conservation and environmental protection, combined with the development of modern communication and computer technology, has resulted in the replacement of distributed heating by central heating in urban areas. This paper proposes a Representational State Transfer (REST) Machine-to-Machine (M2M) gateway for wireless remote monitoring for a district central heating network. In particular, we focus on the resource-oriented RESTful M2M gateway architecture, and present an uniform devices abstraction approach based on Open Service Gateway Initiative (OSGi) technology, and implement the resource mapping mechanism between resource address mapping mechanism between RESTful resources and the physical sensor devices, and present the buffer queue combined with polling method to implement the data scheduling and Quality of Service (QoS) guarantee, and also give the RESTful M2M gateway open service Application Programming Interface (API) set. The performance has been measured and analyzed. Finally, the conclusions and future work are presented.
Highlights
In recent years, the increased interest in energy conservation and environmental protection, combined with the development of modern communication and computer technology, has resulted in the replacement of distributed heating with central heating in urban areas
We present a RESTful M2M gateway for wireless remote monitoring of a district central heating network
By searching and matching the resource status description table and the interface description table in the resource management module, the data request is converted to a standard protocol data packet, and the data packet is issued to a GPRS communication module through the established data path
Summary
The increased interest in energy conservation and environmental protection, combined with the development of modern communication and computer technology, has resulted in the replacement of distributed heating with central heating in urban areas. The study of the application of communication technology to heating pipe networks helps improve the level of modern management of urban heating networks [4]. Wireless infrastructure in a district heating substation has been proposed [7], and the wireless network uses TCP/IP all the way to the sensor level, which can enable a standardized Service Oriented. We present a RESTful M2M gateway for wireless remote monitoring of a district central heating network. The RESTful M2M gateway can monitor and control the physical sensor devices deployed in the heating exchange stations and boiler rooms. (4) Design the RESTful M2M gateway open service API access interface, and define the API set for remote wireless monitoring and control for district central heating network.
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